It means so much to people in wheelchairs and with mobility issues for sidewalks and crossings to be kept clear. Impassable areas often prevent them from getting to stores or accessing public transportation and severely limits them from participating in every day life. Thank you ❤
Agreed, but why are we paying council taxes? Because lazy contractors are getting paid to do it, and they don't and the council don't hold them to account.
It is the council's concern, it's a public walkway and they don't give a fly f... about it, that is what council tax is paid for. Thank you for taking it upon yourself to maintain and clear up your area. Great videos and keep up the great work.
Thank you for cleaning the ADA curb ramps. The inserts in the pavement are called Truncated Domes. It is to let the blind and visually impaired they are close to the street and to stop. Those areas are supposed to be kept clear for those using wheelchairs, walkers, canes, seeing eye dogs. Also thanks for cleaning the drop inlet. That would cause water to back up and pond on the road. It doesn’t take much water for tires to hydroplane and not be able to steer or brake. Again, thank you. Debby, watching from Cedar Hill, Missouri, USA.
@@berkleywoman I knew that, but I didn’t know what they were called in the UK. I am sure there are some kind of rules that apply there for access for the disabled in public buildings and transportation.
Hi Debora, thanks so much for educating me on this. I genuinely had no idea what the little lumps were, and was thinking while shovelling, I wonder why they're like this, but you've just explained, and it makes perfect sense, and quite obvious now. What a brilliant idea, simple, but yet very effective, but not so much when they're covered in dirt and weeds aye 😏
Anyone who does something very worthwhile for his community on his own time and dime is a great guy. I absolutely loved this video. I hope your neighbors appreciated it. Thank you Nick. 💯🙏🇺🇸
You should 100% get paid by the council! The budget they receive and their failure to maintain public spaces is honestly shameful! That area looks soo much better! AMAZING!!
Hi Nick, well done. I do this kind of job on occasion (not professionally) and I would like to share this: I put red cones for the pedestrians, I wear a hi-viz shirt, eye protection (when using the trimmer especially), and ear protection. I try to orient the trimmer in a way that the risk of throwing a pebble into a window or parked cars is minimized. A pair of protective eye glasses last me a year, because of the many scratches from little stones and what not when using the trimmer (garded). But you are the pro here, so the only thing I can say is 'take care mate'. Cheers :)
Now that is the neatest and cleanest buststop in Trumpington!!! 👍🏼👍🏼 Now imagine if everyone took some time out of their week just to invest in making their neighborhood cleaner and safer for others? You, Nick, are setting a standard for others to follow. ❤ Well done! Now, if the council (?) would just install a trashcan in that middle of the road island, it would help keep the trash off of the ground. 😉 Great job and thanks for sharing. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I find if one puts a rubbish bin anywhere, big items get dumped next to it. Or its not emptied fast enough so there becomes a litter issue. We need to learn to take our rubbish home and dispose properly
Good for you! I also would have felt a bit self conscious talking to the camera, but thanks for braving it so we could see the nice change you were able to make. Seems perfectly reasonable to put the debris under the bushes, as it was a tidy solution.
I am really impressed. I am very aware that learning when, where and how to use a particular tool is the sign of a real professional. Your fellow residents will appreciate coming home and not seeing a big eyesore. Zen and the art of the shovel. A thing of flow and beauty. It is your focus and efficiency that made it such hard work. Thank you, sir!
Such an improvement, it’s lovely to see you doing this kind of work. Uncared for open spaces have a subconscious effect on people, I think, it just sort of brings you down a bit to see them as they deteriorate. One of our local councillors goes round cleaning road signs of his own bat, it’s great.
I loved this! There are so many areas like this here in the U.S. Like you said, local governments have limited budgets so they have to focus on certain priorities. I’m in New York City and when there is an impending storm we are asked to pitch in and clear the storm drains of debris. Being a good neighbor does make a difference. Thank you for being one!
Fantastic job, and also highlights perfectly why flooding / no access roads etc up and down the country when roadside gutters / drains / soak aways are covered by grass, weeds or other debris. Drives me mad. Again fantastic work and hope to see more content like this!
You can tell by the mud collecting & grass & weed growth that that corner of the walkway floods regularly due to that storm drain being clogged up. Great job! Making a huge difference for the disabled community & the public at large.
You have done a great service to this community. The people from the area will see and appreciate what you have done. Way to go. Littleton Colorado USA
Looks fabulous! It was so nice of you to clean up that area. I got a sick feeling in my stomach when I saw that “Look right” on the ground! Reminded me of my visit to London several years ago! Being from Chicago, where we drive on the “right” side of the street 🤣, I was glad they had those reminders! Almost got knocked over by a cabbie!
This is so much better, good job! It's actually my first time seeing a crosswalk that is not straight. Are they more common in Great Britain? The "Look right" and "Look left" are for smartphone users looking onto the ground, aren't they 😉
Wow, when it was sped up it looked really daring. I kept telling myself: If he had been hit by a car he wouldn't have been able to post this video. 😅 I really liked the transformation there. Maybe for the future: remember where you took the before pictures and take the after pictures from the same point of view. That is always striking in my opinion.
It’s awesome to see you jumping on the community clean up bandwagon! These are some of my favourite videos! There are tons of community stuff like this that needs pressure washing too… obviously not at an intersection but you know what I mean 😅 great job as always, Nick! It really does make a difference when you clean up a space like that that would be ignored possibly forever… you’re a champ! It actually looks like besides making the drainage work again, you also uncovered marks on the street and curbs for the blind. The change in texture tells them where they are in the street.
You deserve a medal. It's commendable to see someone taking an interest in the public. That's some job you did there mate, and you're right, it makes all the difference. Well done, and Thankyou.
You should see what Ben and his Dad from Flawless Cleaning in the South East London , they are doing a lot of stuff in the community. Keep up all the great work you all do .
Nick I am very proud of you for doing this and doing an excellent job of it. As a wheelchair user obstacles like that are really difficult and that makes it so much harder. As someone who thinks a lot of you next time I better see you in dayglow bloody yellow or orange while doing it my heary was in my darn mouth the whole time and while I know you must have been fine as you posted the video doesn't stop me worrying 😅😅
Aw thanks Polgara, love that 😍. I know, slap on the wrist for me, I really should know better, will definitely put one on next tome for sure. Thanks for caring about me ❤️, big love, Nick 😊
I love that you're doing this! I watch Nathan's channel and as a matter of fact he just visited us in the U.S. He helped some people in some really bad neighborhoods and did it with a big smile.Thank you for doing this, I know a lot of people will appreciate it.
That crossing area looks fantastic! Shoveling up all that debris looks really easy on video, but it is incredibly difficult and wears the body out pretty fast. Well done!
It really does lol, I thought I was quite a fit person, but blimey I was sweating buckets shovelling all that up, tough work for sure. Thanks for the great feedback as always ❤️
Nick, awesome job cleaning up the bus stop, in the center of the road and both sides of the road. now the water can drain, the people chave room to stand waiting for the bus. God bless you Nick, God bless your Family.
Nathan does great things. Glad you've enjoyed the small crisis jobs and are doing some of your own. 8:41. You did a very nice job, that is a greatly improved area and better driving visibility.
Hi Nick, awesome job as always. ❤ You may already know this, but I wanted to share… Shovel tip; I sharpen mine to make cutting through weeds, grass and roots easier. I do a quick sharpening before putting it away, it cleans the blade and makes it ready for its next use. You are much tougher than me. Trimming in shorts, all those little gravel pieces, they ping around everywhere and they hurt on bare skin. ❤
Hey Patricia, thanks for the great tips. I used to work in construction many moons ago, and I remember the groundsmen used to sharpen their shovels, so yes, great tip. I did indeed feel the stones pinging against my legs, but I find it less uncomfortable than having really hot legs that are covered up, the lesser of two evils, so to speak. I run very hot when doing anything physical, it's why cold winters don't bother me like it does a lot of guys, so struggle when i'm covered up, specifically my legs, head and hands - strange combination I know 🙃
Great job - two hints for you 1) wear puncture proof gloves (needles and glass) 2) one of the other channels I follow the man sharpens his shovel blade to cut through the dense stuff.
Wow, great job! What I like about you, is that no matter what you do, you take care to do it well. You just made the world safer and more beautiful. Lovely. 😊 Stay safe.
love it when folks put something back into their local community - I bet it feels good - well done on you. Your a credit to your profession, your community and your parents and yourself!
Fantastic job 👍 If the council done that half the road would’ve been coned off for days and cost even more money. Councils only want to do half the job and spend the bare minimum nowadays with minimal effort.
You obviously don't understand how council landscaping works. Councils contract most work like landscaping to private companies like Serco, SUEZ, etc. They cost more money than hiring people to do it themselves. Councils have limited budgets for landscaping. My Dad is part of a specialist landscaping team which was cut from 6 employees to just 2 for a major city. The government has been cutting budgets for these for decades. So when people report issues they take a long time to get through all the reports and the contractors don't always do the job when requested. My dad says things used to be so much better. Councils weren't even allowed to run their own bus services when private companies like Arriva refused to take the contracts for vital but quiet routes. I think the law has changed on that, I'm not sure.
What a perfect way to help your neighbourhood and community! Just make sure to prioritize your safety first ! Don't forget the high visibility vest again, don't want you hurt ! Great clean up !!🎉
Great job Andy, shame the council can't do it. The state of the roads reminded me that when I lived in Cornwall you always knew when they were going to chop up and trim the hedgerows, they sent a roadsweeper around the day before, (it's true, believe me). Keep up the good work and posting the videos...👍😊👍
Excellent job Nick. That first side was practically covered in weeds and would have been extremely difficult for anyone in a wheelchair or less steady on their feet, as well as those with prams or pushchairs. I’m sure there will be lots of grateful people. Please do prioritise your safety though - a high viz and some puncture proof gloves if you’re picking up rubbish. You don’t want to risk cutting yourself on broken glass, sharps etc. Fantastic as always 😊 💕
What an amazing difference! It shouldn't have to be like this though... we pay more and more tax and yet many roadsides are just left to decay. Where's all our money going?! Bless you for doing it though.
What a star this man is 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 I can't believe how bad all those edges were. So clogged up. I imagine the rain water can't travel the correct way away to the drainage. Could see cars aquaplaning if water can't escape quickly. No wonder we have flooding if the road grates aren't cleaned and maintained by council
First of all, case in point from my comment yesterday about you doing the ladys yard for her since she was not in good health! Now, a little background in my mental health, I have bipolar 1 disorder, and wow are you triggering my "lets clean everything" mode, (mania is the culprit on my feelings right now lol)! I love it! That's a great trigger! and BTW most of us bipolars have 0 filter, so what come out of our mouths is 100% truth! Sometimes a little TOO honest at times lol. Anyhow, another job smashed out of the field! AWESOME JOB again!!😁😁
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It means so much to people in wheelchairs and with mobility issues for sidewalks and crossings to be kept clear. Impassable areas often prevent them from getting to stores or accessing public transportation and severely limits them from participating in every day life. Thank you ❤
The lack of access is all part of Labour’s war on pensioners!
So glad to have helped. Thanks for your excellent comment ❤️
All of your hard work makes your community look so much better. Thank you.
Agreed, but why are we paying council taxes? Because lazy contractors are getting paid to do it, and they don't and the council don't hold them to account.
It is the council's concern, it's a public walkway and they don't give a fly f... about it, that is what council tax is paid for. Thank you for taking it upon yourself to maintain and clear up your area. Great videos and keep up the great work.
@@liamoreilly308 Thank you ☺️
Thank you for cleaning the ADA curb ramps. The inserts in the pavement are called Truncated Domes. It is to let the blind and visually impaired they are close to the street and to stop. Those areas are supposed to be kept clear for those using wheelchairs, walkers, canes, seeing eye dogs. Also thanks for cleaning the drop inlet. That would cause water to back up and pond on the road. It doesn’t take much water for tires to hydroplane and not be able to steer or brake. Again, thank you.
Debby, watching from Cedar Hill, Missouri, USA.
Just an FYI, ADA stands for American Disability Act so doesn't apply here as this is in the UK but I know what you meant.
@@berkleywoman I knew that, but I didn’t know what they were called in the UK. I am sure there are some kind of rules that apply there for access for the disabled in public buildings and transportation.
@@deborahgallagher-vu5hl just call them curb ramps.
Hi Debora, thanks so much for educating me on this. I genuinely had no idea what the little lumps were, and was thinking while shovelling, I wonder why they're like this, but you've just explained, and it makes perfect sense, and quite obvious now. What a brilliant idea, simple, but yet very effective, but not so much when they're covered in dirt and weeds aye 😏
Anyone who does something very worthwhile for his community on his own time and dime is a great guy. I absolutely loved this video. I hope your neighbors appreciated it. Thank you Nick. 💯🙏🇺🇸
Thanks bruce ❤
You should 100% get paid by the council! The budget they receive and their failure to maintain public spaces is honestly shameful! That area looks soo much better! AMAZING!!
Thanks Dani ♥
Hi Nick, well done. I do this kind of job on occasion (not professionally) and I would like to share this: I put red cones for the pedestrians, I wear a hi-viz shirt, eye protection (when using the trimmer especially), and ear protection. I try to orient the trimmer in a way that the risk of throwing a pebble into a window or parked cars is minimized.
A pair of protective eye glasses last me a year, because of the many scratches from little stones and what not when using the trimmer (garded).
But you are the pro here, so the only thing I can say is 'take care mate'. Cheers :)
That helps so much for people with mobility issues. Great job!
Thanks Toni 🫶
Now that is the neatest and cleanest buststop in Trumpington!!! 👍🏼👍🏼 Now imagine if everyone took some time out of their week just to invest in making their neighborhood cleaner and safer for others? You, Nick, are setting a standard for others to follow. ❤ Well done! Now, if the council (?) would just install a trashcan in that middle of the road island, it would help keep the trash off of the ground. 😉 Great job and thanks for sharing. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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I find if one puts a rubbish bin anywhere, big items get dumped next to it. Or its not emptied fast enough so there becomes a litter issue. We need to learn to take our rubbish home and dispose properly
Lol, thanks Denise, I hope you're well 😍. Couldn't agree more, great comment, and great idea ❤️......see you next time 💕
Nick you're my hero. :) Imagine if everyone did just a little bit how beautiful our communities would look.
Imagine if everyone complained their MP every day until it was cleaned up😊
Truly wonderful job Nick. From all the comments, it means a lot to many people. Please do be careful mate.
Big thank you Dave, will do mate, hi-vis and cones next time for sure 🫶
Considering your a novice at this, you do it so well😊
Aw thanks Ms Gilly 😍
Good for you! I also would have felt a bit self conscious talking to the camera, but thanks for braving it so we could see the nice change you were able to make. Seems perfectly reasonable to put the debris under the bushes, as it was a tidy solution.
My curiosity would have got the best of me and I would have perked under the grates to see if the channel was open for drainage. Nice job!
I am really impressed. I am very aware that learning when, where and how to use a particular tool is the sign of a real professional. Your fellow residents will appreciate coming home and not seeing a big eyesore. Zen and the art of the shovel. A thing of flow and beauty. It is your focus and efficiency that made it such hard work. Thank you, sir!
Such a lovely comment, thanks Jossy ❤️
I love to learn how different all the clean up workers do her "job", same tool different use or different tools for the same job.
Such an improvement, it’s lovely to see you doing this kind of work. Uncared for open spaces have a subconscious effect on people, I think, it just sort of brings you down a bit to see them as they deteriorate. One of our local councillors goes round cleaning road signs of his own bat, it’s great.
I loved this! There are so many areas like this here in the U.S. Like you said, local governments have limited budgets so they have to focus on certain priorities. I’m in New York City and when there is an impending storm we are asked to pitch in and clear the storm drains of debris. Being a good neighbor does make a difference. Thank you for being one!
It's exactly the same where I live. You should see the park near where I live, what a mess it's become.
Fantastic job, and also highlights perfectly why flooding / no access roads etc up and down the country when roadside gutters / drains / soak aways are covered by grass, weeds or other debris. Drives me mad. Again fantastic work and hope to see more content like this!
@@SCOTTCOD4 thank you ☺️
You can tell by the mud collecting & grass & weed growth that that corner of the walkway floods regularly due to that storm drain being clogged up. Great job! Making a huge difference for the disabled community & the public at large.
Thank you kindly 💕
Great job! Shows you care about your community.
Always!
You have done a great service to this community. The people from the area will see and appreciate what you have done. Way to go. Littleton Colorado USA
Thanks so much Maureen 💕
love these videos where public spaces are so improved, brilliant job!!
What a difference! You should get some of your own advertising boards up as your doing stuff like this! Let people know who did it!
Nick for Mayor of Cambridge! A hero. Not the hero we deserved, but the hero we needed. 🦇
🤣 love it
Looks fabulous! It was so nice of you to clean up that area. I got a sick feeling in my stomach when I saw that “Look right” on the ground! Reminded me of my visit to London several years ago! Being from Chicago, where we drive on the “right” side of the street 🤣, I was glad they had those reminders! Almost got knocked over by a cabbie!
This is so much better, good job! It's actually my first time seeing a crosswalk that is not straight. Are they more common in Great Britain?
The "Look right" and "Look left" are for smartphone users looking onto the ground, aren't they 😉
They're not uncommon but the majority are straight.
100% that's what looks left/right are for
@@Notherenotever The Left/right is to aviod damage to the passing traffic.😀
Hey Tatjana, thank you so much 😍. The first person to answer you took the words out of my mouth 😄
I love a good pathway reveal. Good job! Next time though, please wear gloves and a high visibility vest.❤
Great advice, thanks 🤩
Wow, when it was sped up it looked really daring. I kept telling myself: If he had been hit by a car he wouldn't have been able to post this video. 😅
I really liked the transformation there.
Maybe for the future: remember where you took the before pictures and take the after pictures from the same point of view. That is always striking in my opinion.
It's a fair point, which i've taken on board, thanks ☺️
I love to see people do community service for their neighborhood. Very good job.
It’s awesome to see you jumping on the community clean up bandwagon! These are some of my favourite videos! There are tons of community stuff like this that needs pressure washing too… obviously not at an intersection but you know what I mean 😅 great job as always, Nick! It really does make a difference when you clean up a space like that that would be ignored possibly forever… you’re a champ! It actually looks like besides making the drainage work again, you also uncovered marks on the street and curbs for the blind. The change in texture tells them where they are in the street.
Love this! Yes, please do wear a vest next time, and maybe bring a couple of cones as well.
Great advice, thanks 👍
You deserve a medal.
It's commendable to see someone taking an interest in the public. That's some job you did there mate, and you're right, it makes all the difference. Well done, and Thankyou.
What a community minded chap you are. Lovely job after a few hours labour. Looks great.
Nice job for your community Nick. Such a difference.
Cheers David 👍
Very important tasks for community liveability 🎉
Yes indeed!
You should see what Ben and his Dad from Flawless Cleaning in the South East London , they are doing a lot of stuff in the community. Keep up all the great work you all do .
You are a LEGEND! 😊
Nick I am very proud of you for doing this and doing an excellent job of it. As a wheelchair user obstacles like that are really difficult and that makes it so much harder.
As someone who thinks a lot of you next time I better see you in dayglow bloody yellow or orange while doing it my heary was in my darn mouth the whole time and while I know you must have been fine as you posted the video doesn't stop me worrying 😅😅
Aw thanks Polgara, love that 😍. I know, slap on the wrist for me, I really should know better, will definitely put one on next tome for sure. Thanks for caring about me ❤️, big love, Nick 😊
Great job & satisfying to watch 😊
Great job 👏. Keep up the good work.
Many thanks for caring for your community 👏👏👏👏. You are a STAR 🌟 👌❤️
So nice of you
Fab job what you have done but, please wear protective gloves when picking the litter up because you just never know what you might put your hands on.
Yes! One stray needle can change your life in a really bad way.
Good advice, thanks 👍
I love that you're doing this! I watch Nathan's channel and as a matter of fact he just visited us in the U.S. He helped some people in some really bad neighborhoods and did it with a big smile.Thank you for doing this, I know a lot of people will appreciate it.
Fantastic job the area will be a more accessible for everyone. Looks amazing ❤
I think so too! Thanks 🫶
Looks so much better!! Excellent video!! 👏👏👏
Thanks so much! 😊
That crossing area looks fantastic! Shoveling up all that debris looks really easy on video, but it is incredibly difficult and wears the body out pretty fast. Well done!
It really does lol, I thought I was quite a fit person, but blimey I was sweating buckets shovelling all that up, tough work for sure. Thanks for the great feedback as always ❤️
Nick, awesome job cleaning up the bus stop, in the center of the road and both sides of the road. now the water can drain, the people chave room to stand waiting for the bus. God bless you Nick, God bless your Family.
More people need to be put on community service doing jobs like this for stealing from shops or graffiti etc.
Nathan does great things. Glad you've enjoyed the small crisis jobs and are doing some of your own. 8:41. You did a very nice job, that is a greatly improved area and better driving visibility.
Hi Nick, awesome job as always. ❤ You may already know this, but I wanted to share… Shovel tip; I sharpen mine to make cutting through weeds, grass and roots easier. I do a quick sharpening before putting it away, it cleans the blade and makes it ready for its next use. You are much tougher than me. Trimming in shorts, all those little gravel pieces, they ping around everywhere and they hurt on bare skin. ❤
Hey Patricia, thanks for the great tips. I used to work in construction many moons ago, and I remember the groundsmen used to sharpen their shovels, so yes, great tip. I did indeed feel the stones pinging against my legs, but I find it less uncomfortable than having really hot legs that are covered up, the lesser of two evils, so to speak. I run very hot when doing anything physical, it's why cold winters don't bother me like it does a lot of guys, so struggle when i'm covered up, specifically my legs, head and hands - strange combination I know 🙃
Great job - two hints for you 1) wear puncture proof gloves (needles and glass) 2) one of the other channels I follow the man sharpens his shovel blade to cut through the dense stuff.
Flawless youtube channel does this as well. Enjoy the videos of these clean ups.
Well that was a nice change up to watch, now each time you drive by you'll smile with pride mate 😁👍
Cheers Jenlea 😍, lol i've been passed it at least 15 times since, every time I look over now 🤣
Very busy road, glad you made it safer for people to cross, excellent job Nick
Thanks Fug, really appreciate that 🫶
Thanks for making this world a better place
You are so kind, thank you ☺️
Lovely job!! You have a good heart and strong back! Hope your appreciated for all you're doing! Sending all good wishes from Ohio!❤🎉😊
Thank you so much!
Wow, great job! What I like about you, is that no matter what you do, you take care to do it well. You just made the world safer and more beautiful. Lovely. 😊 Stay safe.
Thanks Stacey, lovely comment as always ❤️
Great job, Nick. Thank you for caring about your community.
Always!
Brilliant video, I really enjoyed watching this clean up. Hope you do more like this in the future 🤞.
That's the plan mate ❤️
Wow! Fabulous Nick! Well done for looking after your community!
Thanks for watching
👍👍👍 You are a true gentleman with a kind heart. Thank you Nick
Thanks Pete, top man
That is a remarkable difference! Excellent!
💙💙💙 I do wish you wear gloves when picking up garbage though!
love it when folks put something back into their local community - I bet it feels good - well done on you. Your a credit to your profession, your community and your parents and yourself!
Thank you kindly
Nice job! If more people got out and did what you are doing, the country would be in a better state!
Very true ✊
Excellent job wish more would follow your lead. Keep up the good work. You are making your community a better place.
Wow, great job! You just made the world safer and more beautiful. Stay safe.
Thank you kindly 😊
Fantastic work Nick!! you have such a large heart for your community.
I appreciate that mate 👍
Дай Бог здоровья!!!❤
Thank you kindly 😍
Fantastic job 👍 If the council done that half the road would’ve been coned off for days and cost even more money. Councils only want to do half the job and spend the bare minimum nowadays with minimal effort.
You obviously don't understand how council landscaping works. Councils contract most work like landscaping to private companies like Serco, SUEZ, etc. They cost more money than hiring people to do it themselves. Councils have limited budgets for landscaping. My Dad is part of a specialist landscaping team which was cut from 6 employees to just 2 for a major city. The government has been cutting budgets for these for decades. So when people report issues they take a long time to get through all the reports and the contractors don't always do the job when requested. My dad says things used to be so much better.
Councils weren't even allowed to run their own bus services when private companies like Arriva refused to take the contracts for vital but quiet routes. I think the law has changed on that, I'm not sure.
Many thanks 👍
It's perfectly clean and accessible now, thanks to ypu, Nick😊
Nice job Nick!
Thank you! Cheers!
Think you have started something now. Going to look for something similar and do my bit. Top job looking how it should.
What a perfect way to help your neighbourhood and community! Just make sure to prioritize your safety first ! Don't forget the high visibility vest again, don't want you hurt ! Great clean up !!🎉
I loved this one! Also, loved the one with the graffiti removal. It's always special when it's your own community. 🤓💖🌵
It is amazing what a small job that is done can make such a difference. Well done. Respect
Thank you kindly Beth
I do watch Nathan also. Thank you for your work and giving to your community
Thanks mate 👍
What a transformation! I often pick up the garbage on my street, but you are inspiring me to do a bit of de weeding and clean up as well.
Awesome ☺️
Great job Andy, shame the council can't do it. The state of the roads reminded me that when I lived in Cornwall you always knew when they were going to chop up and trim the hedgerows, they sent a roadsweeper around the day before, (it's true, believe me).
Keep up the good work and posting the videos...👍😊👍
Excellent job Nick. That first side was practically covered in weeds and would have been extremely difficult for anyone in a wheelchair or less steady on their feet, as well as those with prams or pushchairs. I’m sure there will be lots of grateful people.
Please do prioritise your safety though - a high viz and some puncture proof gloves if you’re picking up rubbish. You don’t want to risk cutting yourself on broken glass, sharps etc.
Fantastic as always 😊 💕
Fabulous job. Amazing how much better it looks and great for people needing the access. Keep up the great work and yeah Nathan is great.
What an amazing difference! It shouldn't have to be like this though... we pay more and more tax and yet many roadsides are just left to decay. Where's all our money going?! Bless you for doing it though.
Cheers Billy 🫶
Look at you! Well done, it makes a HUGE difference for people to have these areas kept clear. Thank you!
Just found the channel…new subscriber….appreciate these cleanups as walking with two toddlers in a stroller this makes a huge difference……
Very nice
What a star this man is 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 I can't believe how bad all those edges were. So clogged up. I imagine the rain water can't travel the correct way away to the drainage. Could see cars aquaplaning if water can't escape quickly. No wonder we have flooding if the road grates aren't cleaned and maintained by council
Great community service which needs to be commended!
Fantastic work again! 👌👏
Really good work! Nathan is legend ;)
What a brilliant effort… sterling work! The council will be proud of you, as your local community already are.
Very much enjoyed. The area looks much cleaner and maintained because of you ❤
Thank you kindly Christine 😊
Great job Nick. I know the people in your community appreciate what you have done.
I appreciate that! Cheers ❤️
Looks amazing! Hopefully you inspire others to do the same, well done cos that looked hard work.
Thank you kindly Glenn 👍
Great work Nick 👍👍👍looking so much better ❤
Yay, thank you!
Nick, you are a gem, a blessing to your community and an example to others. Well done, Sir!
That was a great job Nick. You've done a perfect job as always .😊
Thank you so much Valerie 😃
It looks beautiful and I wish more people would subscribe to help you out
First of all, case in point from my comment yesterday about you doing the ladys yard for her since she was not in good health! Now, a little background in my mental health, I have bipolar 1 disorder, and wow are you triggering my "lets clean everything" mode, (mania is the culprit on my feelings right now lol)! I love it! That's a great trigger! and BTW most of us bipolars have 0 filter, so what come out of our mouths is 100% truth! Sometimes a little TOO honest at times lol. Anyhow, another job smashed out of the field! AWESOME JOB again!!😁😁
Nick you did a fantastic job well done 👍👏👏👏👏🌅
Thank you! Cheers!